Hossam Labib: We felt some refereeing injustice in certain matches

Hossam Labib, the president of Zamalek SC, spoke about some important matters concerning the club, confirming that there is a financial shortfall of over 400 or 500 million Egyptian pounds per year.

Labeeb added in statements via the "Malab On" program: "The resources of Zamalek SC are not sufficient to meet the required expenditures."

He continued: "We have a system in management to avoid getting into disputes. We have committed to silence, but we have been working to meet all of Zamalek SC's demands. We submitted four requests to the Football Association, including the regularity of the league and that all clubs be treated equally, and indeed all requests have been fulfilled."

"We have many crises and this was one of the reasons for my refusal to appear in the media frequently. We welcome all opinions, but it is hard to imagine the scale of the challenges the club is facing. What matters to me is the Zamalek SC fans; they are the ones who deserve the credit."

He continued: "We felt some refereeing injustice in certain matches; in some matches, there were mistakes against Zamalek SC, and we found that those mistakes were judged differently than what we faced. Therefore, we demanded the application and unification of refereeing standards."